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          2025 ASEAN U-23 Championship: Fixtures, results, standings, how to watch

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          Thailand outclass Philippines to finish third at ASEAN U-23 Championship (1:20)

          Thailand have sealed a third-place finish at the ASEAN U-23 Championship after displaying their class in a 3-1 win over Philippines. (1:20)

          • ESPN
          Jul 28, 2025, 12:00 PM ET

          Southeast Asian football's brightest prospects will get the chance to showcase their abilities once more when the biennial ASEAN U-23 Championship returns in July.

          Officially known as the ASEAN U-23 Mandiri Cup 2025, the tournament kicks off on July 15 and will run all the way through to July 29.

          Ten of the ASEAN Football Federation's 12 member associations will be competing for the trophy, with Singapore and Australia both opting not to participate on this occasion.

          STANDINGS

          The tournament will be held in Indonesia with games to be played in Jakarta's Gelora Bung Karno and Bekasi's Patriot Candrabhaga Stadium.

          Only the three group winners qualify automatically for the semifinals, with the best-placed runners-up will claim the final last-four berth.

          Given the uneven number of teams in the groups, the result involving the bottom side in Group A will not be considered in the final ranking of the second-placed teams.

          Should the best-performing runners-up come from Group A, they will meet the Group B winners in the semis, while the other two group winners face off.

          If the second-placed team that progresses comes from Group B or C, they will meet the Group A winners with the top teams from those groups then locking horns with one another.

          *Catch all the ASEAN U-23 Championship action live on the ASEAN United FC YouTube channel here!

          WHEN TO WATCH

          July 15

          July 16

          July 18

          July 19

          July 21

          July 22

          July 25: Semifinals

          July 28: Third place playoff

          July 29: Final

          • Vietnam vs. Indonesia (Jakarta, 8 p.m. local time)

          WHERE TO WATCH

          • Cambodia: BayonTV

          • Indonesia, Philippines and Timor Leste: Emtek - SCTV, Indosiar, Vidio

          • Laos: BG Sports

          • Malaysia: Astro, AstroGo, Sooka

          • Myanmar: Skynet, BG Sports

          • Singapore: Mediacorp - meWatch

          • Thailand: AIS, BG Sports, Thairath TV, True Visions, Nok Plus

          • Vietnam: VTV, FPT Play

          • South Korea: SPOTV

          • Rest of the world: @ASEANUtdFC on YouTube and Facebook